CZ Aqua Newborn 50g (Paste food)

Description

New Born Fish Food

A premium powdered fish food specially formulated for fry or baby fish. Enriched with probiotics and high calcium levels to support strong bone development, it also contains spirulina to naturally enhance fish coloration. Packed with essential nutrients and vitamins, this food promotes healthy growth and aids digestion. Ideal for a wide range of ornamental fish, it ensures vibrant, active, and healthy development.
Suitable for many small, tropical, and newborn fish species, including Mollies, Guppies, Bettas, Flowerhorn fry

Important Ingredients:

Fish meal
Krill meal
Wheat germ (wheat flour)
Dried yeast
Wheat gluten
Lecithin
Protease
Vitamin C
Calcium
Multivitamins and minerals

Usage Instructions:

Mix 5 g (1 teaspoon) of fish food with 5 ml of water
Stir until evenly mixed and dry (do not make it too wet)
Form small balls from the mixture and divide them according to the desired size

CZ Aqua Newborn 50g Paste Food for Fry in Singapore

Raising fry is where many keepers lose a spawn, usually to food that is too large or fouls the water. This powdered paste food is formulated for that fragile first stage, enriched with probiotics for digestion, high calcium for bone development, and spirulina to bring out early colour. It suits the small and tropical species bred locally, including mollies, guppies, bettas and flowerhorn fry, where getting nutrition into tiny mouths is the whole battle.

The fine texture lets you dose small, frequent feeds, which is exactly what fry need. In Singapore’s warm 27-29C water fry grow quickly but water spoils just as fast, so feed little and often, siphon gently, and keep up small daily changes with dechlorinated, temperature-matched water. A sponge filter avoids sucking up fry while keeping the column clean enough to prevent the bacterial blooms that wipe out batches.

Browse our general fish food range for follow-on diets as fry grow. To plan the whole sequence, see our fry food progression guide and powder and liquid fry food comparison.